I everyone, I am new to web production... I am a print person... I have been asked to update a portion of our website, I have avoided web work like the plague. I can't avoid it any longer... Not that I wouldn't mind learning...
I need help. I am trying to learn how to make an animated GIF without flash. I have access to dreamweaver, photoshop and imageready.
I created a quicky in Imageready. I have three images that I want to fade into one another and then loop back to the beginning. The initial GIF i created in image ready was 19 frames... It was super fast. I slowed it down by increasing the frames... it is a 1mb file... way too big.
I made the images 72ppi and saved them as GIFs with 256 color palette (I also tried 128 color palette, not much of a size difference).
The end product measures 432p x 583p: Selective, 128 Colors, 100% Diffusion Dither, 47 frames, Transparency on, No Transparency Dither, Non-Interlaced, 0% Web S
Please help.
I need help. I am trying to learn how to make an animated GIF without flash. I have access to dreamweaver, photoshop and imageready.
I created a quicky in Imageready. I have three images that I want to fade into one another and then loop back to the beginning. The initial GIF i created in image ready was 19 frames... It was super fast. I slowed it down by increasing the frames... it is a 1mb file... way too big.
I made the images 72ppi and saved them as GIFs with 256 color palette (I also tried 128 color palette, not much of a size difference).
The end product measures 432p x 583p: Selective, 128 Colors, 100% Diffusion Dither, 47 frames, Transparency on, No Transparency Dither, Non-Interlaced, 0% Web S
Please help.
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Re: Animated GIF
Sun, June 18, 2006 - 9:30 AMGo back to the super fast 19 frame GIF. There should be a speed setting in there somewhere.
Check out this page: (found it by searching goolge with "animated GIF fps")
www.atpm.com/4.01/page11.shtml
It talks about inter-frame delay. Which should allow you to control the speed.
